Flesh And The Fiends: Double Feature - Edinburgh, 1827. Two Irish immigrants hit upon the idea of selling the bodies of the recently deceased to eminent surgeon Dr. Robert Knox. Dr. Knox, knowing that experimental vivisection is the only way for medicine to make progress, forms an uneasy alliance with the self-styled body snatchers. But when their supply of corpses runs out, they decide to murder for their inventory. Knox, who has turned a blind eye, is forced to defend himself with all of his skill and intelligence as everyone closes in, condemning his controversial actions. Graveyard Of Horror - Dead beings and a bloodsucking lizard-man populate this atmospheric and bizarre European gothic shocker! Scientist Michael Sharrington conducts strange experiments on the transmutation of human cells, which involves hibernating bodies and pumping chemicals into the bloodstream. One night he decides to perform these tests on himself and winds up buried in the local cemetery. When he returns to consciousness, the results will leave you screaming! Raiders Of The Living Dead - In an abandoned prison, a doctor has revived executed convicts as the living dead. Teenager Scott Schwartz (A Christmas Story) creates a weapon from a videodisc player#s laser and pursues the walking dead, aided by his girlfriend and grandfather (western star Bob Allen). A reporter (Robert Deveau) on the trail of the story is helped by the town librarian, played in her final film role by Zita Johann (Boris Karloff's "The Mummy," "The Sin of Nora Moran"). On the prison island, the zombies attack a security guard and tear him apart as the reporter and teenager venture into the prison caverns for a final showdown.
Special Features: 3-Disc Set; Trailers for "Beast of Blood", "Brain of Blood," "The Blood Drinkers," "Blood of the Vampires," "Brides of Blood" and "Mad Doctor of Blood Island"; "House of Terror" Live Horror Show Promo; Trailer for "The Fiendish Ghouls," the shortened U.S. version of the film, Photo & Poster Gallery, Liner notes by genre writer Jonathan Sothcott, Filmographies, Includes both the 93 min. British and the 94 min. "Continental" versions 2-Disc Set; Two Alternate Versions of the film, "Dying Day" (80 min.) and "Dark Night" (72 min.); Audio Commentary by Independent-International's Sam Sherman; Short Film "The Weird Stranger"; Theatrical Trailers for "The Bloody Dead," "Mad Doctor of Blood Island," "Brides of Blood," "Brain of Blood," "Blood of the Vampires" and "Raiders of the Living Dead"; Rarely Seen "House of Terror" Live Horror Show Promo; Promotional and Behind-the-Scenes Photo Gallery